Jeena Sirf Merre Liye

Puja and Karan are childhood friends who spend summers at a hill station with Puja's father. They grow close during these visits, looking forward to each year's reunion. Their bond is simple and hopeful before life starts pulling them apart.

Puja's tycoon father returns to the city, ending their hill-station summers. Puja is sent to her father's brother's house abroad, while Karan is adopted by a man from the city. The distance severs their childhood connection.

Years pass and both live with memories of their shared bond. They continue with separate lives, often thinking of what might have been. The distance cannot erase the feeling of a long-lost connection.

Puja channels her longing into writing and pens a story about their past. The manuscript becomes a beacon in her search for him. The tale grows popular as readers connect with the emotions she expresses.

Seema encounters Karan and believes him to be her boyfriend. She invites him to a party to introduce him publicly. This meeting rekindles tension and sets up a dramatic reunion.

At the party, Puja and Karan are introduced to each other again, stirring memories and unresolved feelings. The crowd watches as old emotions resurface in a new context. The collision of past and present drives the narrative forward.

Karan is asked to sing on stage and performs the emotional song. Puja realises with the performance that he is her childhood love. The moment marks a pivotal rekindling of their connection.

The popularity of Puja's write-up attracts the attention of a film producer, who wants to adapt the story for the screen. Seema's boss sees a potential blockbuster in the tale. Puja's real-life romance becomes a cinematic hook.

Seema reads the story and realizes that Karan and Puja have been searching for each other. She decides to tell Karan the truth before it’s too late. Her revelation pushes the lovers toward a fateful confrontation.

Puja's father punishes the romance, offering Karan a brutal choice: forget Puja and allow the sister's wedding to proceed, or unite with Puja and risk the family’s reputation. The pressure forces a decisive meeting between Karan and Puja. Karan is warned to choose.

Karan and Puja meet, and Puja confesses her long-standing love. Karan reveals he has loved her since they first met at the party. The confession confirms their mutual feelings despite the obstacle.

Puja, hurt and angry after the confession, runs away in tears. Seema asks Puja for the climax of the story, but Puja refuses to reveal it. The drama drives the characters toward an uncertain outcome.

Seema uncovers secrets with help from Karan's best friend, and Puja realizes the truth. She marries Karan in front of her father, resolving the central love story. Their union defies the looming family pressure.

Puja and Karan marry, but Puja's father shoots Karan; he survives the attack. Despite the danger, the couple ends up together and live happily ever after.